Sentence examples for easy concession from inspiring English sources

By making his announcement before Barack Obama's visit to Moscow, Mr Putin removed an easy concession the American president might have offered.

They earned it 225 years ago, and they will repay you nicely if you offer this easy concession, as John F. Kennedy discovered when he and Jackie lit up Versailles in 1961.

It is often things that you don't value or give a premium to that would be an easy concession that you can still accomplish your goals by conceding.

"I think we'll have a left-wing coalition in government from May, which will make it easier to pass reform laws, because drugs would be a fairly easy concession to make to please the more progressive parties," he told me.

There are still strong opinions on the predator's return — nobody on any side of the argument is making easy concessions.

That patience seems evident in the trajectory of your career: you've steadily built an audience instead of making the easy concessions to pop stardom.

But at the same time, for liberals seeking progressivity and fairness, that should be the easiest possible concession to make.

"We're looking at how to bring technology to the fans' seats, how does the experience compare to other facilities, how do you make the fans get to their seats easily, and are the concessions easy to find".

No reader of Manea's novel "The Lair" — first published in Romanian a few years ago and now appearing in English in Yale's laudable Margellos World Republic of Letters series — will accuse him of dealing with easy issues, making concessions to the marketplace or pitching himself to an audience in any way.

And neither Mr Putin nor Mr Abe, both of whom are nationalists, will find it easy to make a concession over the disputed islands.Nor do Mr Putin's successes in South Asia, on closer scrutiny, look so impressive.

As new leaders keen to look strong, neither will find it easy publicly to offer concessions.